Infant Michael Blitch obituary in Oskaloosa Kansas
Infant Michael Blitch son of Jay Michael and Amber Blitch died of probable SIDS Friday January 14 2000 at the home in rural Oskaloosa He was born December 1 1999 in Lawrence Funeral services were held at Holiday Hills Church of the Nazarene Lawrence with Rev Lynt Witters officiating Survivors include his parents a half brother Christopher Michael Blitch of Lawrence a half sister Michelle Rene Blitch of Ottawa paternal grandparents Debbie A and Jerry A Fritts Ottawa Hugh Michael Blitch and Debbie Gordon Burnet Texas maternal grandparents Olin Jr and Cindy Summers Dalaba McLouth and Ken and Kathy Summers Tonganoxie two paternal great great grandmothers Ethel Wilson Springfield Missouri and Ethel Wilson Kansas City burial was at Hardy Oaks Cemetery north of Lawrence in rural Jefferson County Memorial contributions may be made to the SIDS Foundation of Kansas care of Barnett Funeral Home Oskaloosa 66066.
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Holiday Hills Church
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McLouth
Russell
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Miami
Fla
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Marble Falls
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Kathy Summers
Tonganoxie
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Springfield
Kansas City
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Lawrence
Jefferson County
Market quotes and grain prices from local co op and county farms
Local stocks include Casey s GenSt H R Block O Reilly Auto United Parcel WalMart Wendy s with prices ranging from 44 to 55. Market notes report Thursday afternoon quotations at Ottawa Co op for hard wheat 2.31 corn 1.90 milo 1.70 soybeans 4.78 and Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posted wheat 2.26 corn 1.92 milo 1.65 soybeans 4.77 with respective changes and decimals listed.
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Kansas City Star Wins Open Records Case in Kansas
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled unanimously that billing records from Overland Park are not automatically exempt under the Kansas Open Records Act. The decision rejects a bright line rule and holds that attorney client privilege does not cover every interaction, while affirming the public’s right to know how government spends taxpayer money. The Star sought unedited billing statements from 1996 and had won at the district court level.
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Kscourts.org
Community event briefs illuminate Ottawa area happenings
Ace's-Neight's at Cheyenne Country invites diners to a Saturday performance at 2459 Old Highway 50 Ottawa with lunch and dinner hours 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. A wave of local notices include Franken County Recycling buys aluminum cans for 25 cents a pound and a Mumble Bees Rock n Roll night at Slant 6. The Pastry Store posts new Saturday hours while Ottawa Paint Co will be closed. A Super Bowl party at the Saloon Richmond features 50 cent tacos and 75 cent draws. BUDGE'S Sportcenter announces closure Friday at 1 p.m. then reopen Saturday.
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Call
Eisenhower Center Launches Campaign Topeka Event
AP reports the Eisenhower Center in Abilene launches a two year awareness drive with a preview showing a 15 minute film and oil paintings. The first stop of the campaign Taking the Center to the City is Feb 24 at the U S Capitol in Washington D C. Governor Bill Graves honors Eisenhower as Kansan of the Century at a Native Sons banquet.
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Charter Wichita to close leaving none in Kansas
AP reports Charter Behavioral Health Systems will end operations at Charter Wichita by February, closing 27 Charter hospitals nationwide with six consolidations. About 50 patients may be discharged or moved, outpatient services end, and no Kansas hospitals will remain under Charter. The move follows financial struggles and broader restructuring by Crescentral Operating Inc.
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Charter Behavioral Health Systems
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Charter Wichita
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Jenkins
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